1 l pulse in human subjects of either sex with throbbing dental pain-a prevalent condition whose pulsat

2 , the beat-to-beat variation in arterial and throbbing events observed distinct fractal properties, i

3 d by recurrent episodes of severe unilateral throbbing head pain and associated symptoms, such as pho

4  central sensitization potentially mediating throbbing headache and cranial allodynia.

5 ad migraine attacks in the past, had a brief throbbing headache, with no associated symptoms, ipsilat

6 ng the meninges and thus causes a unilateral throbbing headache.

7  most disturbing symptom, the characteristic throbbing migraine headache pain, is widely agreed to be

8 te to the neural substrate of the severe and throbbing nature of pain in migraine.

9 ng headaches, and may also contribute to the throbbing pain of migraine.

10  dura mater associated with the sensation of throbbing pain.

11 atio, 2.3; 95% confidence interval, 2.0-2.4; throbbing pain: odds ratio, 2.3; 95% confidence interval

12                  It is widely held that this throbbing quality is a primary sensation of one's own ar

13 d support an alternative hypothesis that the throbbing quality is not a primary sensation but rather

14                              Pain can have a throbbing quality, especially when it is severe and disa

15 spondence between the two, we found that the throbbing rate (44 bpm +/- 3 SEM) was much slower than t

16 ously recording the subjective report of the throbbing rhythm and the arterial pulse in human subject

17 othache, including pain, tenderness, aching, throbbing, soreness, discomfort, or sensitivity was the

18  clinically relevant pain qualities, such as throbbing, will also enhance our ability to measure and